Lazarus and Folkman's Theory of Stress and Coping is an example of:
A) A nursing mode
B) A grand theory
C) A shared theory
D) A grounded theory
C
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The student nurse is working on a postoperative unit with clients from a diverse group of cultures
Recognizing the likelihood of pain in the postoperative client, an important part of pain management displaying cultural competence is which of the following? 1. Ask the client how people of his culture traditionally demonstrate pain. 2. Attempt to assign nurses of similar culture to the client whenever possible. 3. Understand that the expression of pain is highly influenced by the client's culture. 4. Anticipate that clients from some cultures might not require pain management.
While assessing a client's peripheral IV site, the nurse observes a streak of red along the vein path and palpates a 4-cm venous cord. How should the nurse document this finding?
a. "Grade 3 phlebitis at IV site" b. "Infection at IV site" c. "Thrombosed area at IV site" d. "Infiltration at IV site"
What should a nurse ensure that a postoperative patient implement to best prevent deep vein thrombosis (DVT)?
a. Splint the incision. b. Cough and deep breathe every 2 hours. c. Regularly remove antiembolism stockings. d. Ambulate frequently.
A client with a history of myocardial infarctions tells the nurse that he has been smoking for 35 years and it does not matter now if he stops. The best response by the nurse would be:
1. "It will reduce your risk of lung cancer.". 2. "Your risk of continued coronary heart disease will decrease by half when you stop.". 3. "It will decrease any complications you might develop.". 4. "It will enhance the effects of your medications.".